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Parenthood and Host Resistance to the Common Cold

Parenthood and Host Resistance to the Common Cold

Update: 2014-03-26
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The risk of becoming ill after exposure to cold viruses is reduced by about half in parents compared to nonparents, regardless of pre-existing immunity, according to research led by Rodlescia S. Sneed, MPH, and Sheldon Cohen, PhD of Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. The study suggests that other, yet unknown factors related to being a parent may affect susceptibility to illness.
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Parenthood and Host Resistance to the Common Cold

Parenthood and Host Resistance to the Common Cold